Global shared space provider WeWork's second-quarter loss narrowed, revenue rose 37% and committed occupancy returned to a near pre-pandemic level as companies seek office flexibility amid a slow return-to-work pace, high inflation and a possible global economic downturn.
WeWork’s Second-Quarter Occupancy Returns to Near Pre-Pandemic Level
Revenue at Flexible Space Firm Rises 37% From Year Earlier; All-Access Memberships More Than Triple
By Andria Cheng
CoStar News
August 4, 2022 | 10:10 P.M.
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